The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-07-10
CATHOLIC cHU RcH
What is Going on In Catholic CfrcTcv
ThrOughOut the State.

Very Rev. Dean McEulty, rector of St. Johns
church, Paterson, sailed for Europe Yesterday on
short vacation: Rev Father Doian, s. j., Of St.
Peters ege, this city. WIN take his place daring
his absence.
Mr.. Jsrpes Hopkins of Central avenue. Jersev
City Heights. won the gold medal for oratorv in an
exciting contest at Holy Cross College, Worcester
Mass. Mr.. Hopkins formerly studied at 81 Pc.
ter's College. this city.
Rev. A. NJ Hammer. rector Of ST. Luev,a c,nrch
will sing the High Mass at the dedication of Inc
new church OF the Holy Rosary at Elizabeth to.
day. Rev. Fathez Dame of ST. Josepb viii ~
Mass at St. Lucy's in his absence.
Right Rev. Aonsignor Seton and Rev Han
messy attended the commencement of MounfSt
Mary's College, EmRaitRburg week before last \ h.
Mount" as it is Familiarity called is i've Ajrso
Mater OF both these eminent ecclesiastics.
Rev. Paul Carew, who has succeeded Rev
Father Hall at st. Josephs sang High Mass in that
church last Sunday morning and or ated . yerv
good impression by the sweetness Of his voice and
the impressive manner in which he celebrated the
Holy Sacrifice.
:, The picnic and exhibition drill and games Of
the st Marys Cad its attached to the church OF o.
Lady OF Grace, Hohoken, which took place an the
fourth OF July, were grand success, An enter
tainment on 2 Isrg scale and in which all the
be given by Father Corrigan in the same place
Rev.Fsthsr Hall assistant at 81. Joseph . Church
Baldwin avenue for several years. has been trans
ferred to St. Johns Church, Paterson, to succeed
Rev. d. Mccarthy who has be sTl sppoia ted rector
of the Catholic church at Short Hills Father NC
Ca fthy succssded Rev. George Corrgap. broth.r ~
Archbishop Corrigan who becomes rector At the
parish at Hohokus, near Paterson.
At the urgont and oft repeated request Of Rev
Father Danielcn Of Sayreville South Jersey Rev
Father Corrigan sent four of his cadets down to
that place Of sand and pines to iudoctrinate the
young idea" in the mysteries of martial manoeu-
vres. The cadets will remain there for several
weeks and Father Danielon will organize branch
Cadet Corps as soon as his boys have made sufa-
cient progress in martial sciens to warrant him
in doing so.
The inmates Of st. Michael's Orphan Asylum had
a very pleasant time on the Fourth" At2p M
the geo orphans sat down to feast of cake ice
cream, candy. soda water fruits, ETC. and they en-
Joyed themselves at the feast for over an hour In
The evening they had pyretechnic display on an
extended scale the fireworks being the donation
principally of Mr.. John ]. Minihan Of Pavonia av-
tnue. They then sang several patriotic songs. Mr..
college, was the superintendent of the whole az
fair.
The Academy of the Sacred Hart, 253 Washing
ton street. Hoboken. closed for the summer vaca-
ton June 80. Instead of the regul tr commence
ment exercises which will be held in the fall there
was long and rigid examination of the pupils in
all the branches studied by them during the schol-
or the institution, VIII selected for their spe-
cial adaptation to the teaching Of the higher
branches professors of German, French, music
painting ETC., are also regularly engaged and give
Lessons at the academy every dav The class in
painting is evidently under the instruction of q
true artist as the numerous works Of the pupils in
this department on exhibition in the pailors of
the academy fully attest. Moreover, some of the
canvases show that among the students there are
already some real artists The Institution was es.
tabshed in 1875 and Sister Clara Agnes is its pres
snt head IAe number OF pupils last year was